The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-03-17
:. NJ. Holden has moved his fami-
ly into the building nearly oppisite his


son. The Sons of Temperance vii
hold sugar festival at their hall
Thursday eve, March oath. Literar
exercises and Music with plenty o
maple sugar, games, &c. &c. AL
are cordially invited.
Ora Rhoades sells at auction, a
the residence of $. l.. Randall, mex
Saturday, horses, cows, heifers and
lot of loose property.
Sugar makers will be interested il
Mr.. S. O. Davis's advertisement il
another column.
Our old friend, c. V. Bryant, VIII,
formerly worked at harness making il
this village, but sold out and went t,
farming, informs us that he has beer
at work at his trade this winter, a
home, and has had all he could posi-
bly, do.
+. French of Chester is to work
for Cyrus Babbitt through sugaring
c. A. Whitman left Monday fol
Adams, Mass. to take possession of
his business recently purchased there.
Mrs. Whitman will remain hero until
the first of April.
An excess of animal food and q
partial closing of the pores of the
skin, during the winter months, cause
the system to become filed with i'm
purities. These can be removed and
the blood purified and invigorated by
taking Ayers Sarsapalilla. Frice
81.
Geo. Lackey of this town and AL
fred Ioungs of Bondville have TAX
EN- job of building a barn for j. j.
Dodge. Mr.. Youngs will move out
there.
Mr.. Frank Baker, of Winhall Sta
ton, died of consumption last Sun
day. His funeral, held at the Bap-
fist church in this place, Wednesday,
was largely attended. The services
were under the direction of Winhall
River Lodge, |. O. O. F., of which
Lodge Mr., Baker was worthy men,
Der, assisted by West River Lodge
of this place.
H. d. Tyler has just finished an
artistic sign for Mrs. Morgan of
Bondville. Mr.. Tyler is full of bus
mess, having all he can do at carriage
painting, getting work from far and
near.
H. c. Albee, of Rochester, N. Y.
in returning from business trip to
Boston, stopped over Sunday with his
friends in this place. His sister,
Luella, accompanied him home.
F. S. Parker of Glendale, Dako-
ia, whose loan advertisement appears
in this issue, is son of Geo. p.
Parker, of Putney, who is well known
in this lolcality. We take pleasure
in recommending Mr.. Parker, the adj
vertiser, as a reliable business gen.
tleman.
Ayers Hair Vigor stimulates the
hair to vigorous growth. 1t con-
tains all that can be supplied to make
the hair beautiful and abundant, re.
move dandruff, and renders the hail
flexible and glossy.
A RARE BIRTHDAY.
Our venerable townsman, Mr.
Nathan Buxton was born March 12
1896, and was consequently 81 years
old last Saturday. He was born in
No. Smithtield, r. l., and removed
to this town about two years after
He says it took them eleven days fol-
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the journey and they came with al
OK team. The place then was wild
erness and his father built a los
house, mile off the road near wha
was afterwards Capt. James orchard
in Thompsonburg. The house con.
tanned one window of three lights OF
glass. They lived there II years
He married Miss Elizabeth S. Girls
void of Westmoreland, N. H., Apr
8, 1928. Mrs. Buxton died las
year. They had eight children, al
but one of whom have died. Mr.. B
has been blind over 80 years. HI
has, for many years, delighted in thu
study of the Bible and his mind il
well stored with religious truth. On,
cannot sit long beside him before h,
will be questioned abont his religious
belief, about Job, and the soul ant
the hereafter. He has his own views
and holds to them with tenacity. III,
enjoys having his neighbors ant
friends call upon him, and seems a.
hearty and well as for several years
past. At our call, on his birthday
he seemed as vigorous as some .
score Of years younger. There arr
but one or two persons older in town
F.
For Watches, Clocks, and Fin,
Jewelry go to Chas. A. Trip &
Co.'S. Jewelry Store, Brattleboro.